I wasn't going to kiss you.''You weren't?' I look up look up at him.{...}'Nope, the next time I kiss you it'll last a long, long time. And when we're done you're going to realize being turned on is not about experience.
In the conversation from "Leaving Paradise" by Simone Elkeles, there's a playful exchange between two characters where one initially hesitates to share a kiss. The moment is filled with anticipation, revealing their chemistry and underlying tension. The character expresses a desire to wait for a more meaningful kiss, one that will be memorable and impactful.
This dialogue highlights the theme of longing and the importance of emotional connection over mere physical experience. The promise of a more significant kiss suggests that both characters are looking for depth in their relationship, hinting at a journey where attraction transcends mere physicality and taps into deeper feelings.